IRON MAIDEN: Special Leaflet Created To Promote Spanish 'Early Days' DVD

October 28, 2004

According to Maidenzone.com, EMI Spain and Spanish music shop Tipo have put together a special IRON MAIDEN leaflet to promote the release of the "The History of IRON MAIDEN - Part 1: The Early Days" double DVD.

This leaflet is available for free at all Tipo stores. A scan of the leaflet can be viewed at this location.

In other news, IRON MAIDEN fans site MaidenFans.com has reprinted the glowing review of the upcoming DVD that was published in the October 30 issue of Britain's Kerrang! magazine. Read the review at this location.

"The Early Days", due in Europe on November 8 via EMI and in North America on November 9 via Columbia/Legacy, is a unique collection of archive material packed onto two DVDs that covers the beginnings of the band's career from the struggle to get gigs in East End pubs through to becoming within just five years a band capable of headlining arenas anywhere around the world and achieving this without any radio support to speak of at any time. A complete press release detailing the contents of the DVD can be found at this location.

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